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- Original title: How to make RMMV ignore error and just proceed?
- Original author: vectorinox
- Original date: January 29, 2017
- Source thread: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/threads/how-to-make-rmmv-ignore-error-and-just-proceed.74265/
- Source forum path: Game Development Engines > RPG Maker Javascript Plugins > Javascript/Plugin Support
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As an example, this is one of my code that counts every events within 3 tiles of the player. try { for (var i =1; i { if (Math.abs($gameMap.events().x - $gamePlayer.x) { if (Math.abs($gameMap.events().y - $gamePlayer.y)
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As an example, this is one of my code that counts every events within 3 tiles of the player.
Now the code doesn't matter, but what really annoys me that the game sometimes randomly throw this error:
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Which is the reason I include "try { } catch(err) { }" in the code, so it will just proceed instead of crashing.
But this too, apply to all codes in the game. Sometime an error appear and I can't figure out why or where. So it is best to just ignore it (not the best option, I know).
But placing the "try { } catch(err) { }" line in every code in the game is tedious and not elegant.
So is there a line in the RMMV error handling that can be modified to ignore any errors and just proceed?
try { for (var i =1; i<300; i++)
{ if (Math.abs($gameMap.events().x - $gamePlayer.x) <= 3)
{ if (Math.abs($gameMap.events().y - $gamePlayer.y) <= 3)
{ $gameVariables.setValue(14, $gameVariables.value(14) + 1)
}}}} catch(err){}
Now the code doesn't matter, but what really annoys me that the game sometimes randomly throw this error:
Protected download
Which is the reason I include "try { } catch(err) { }" in the code, so it will just proceed instead of crashing.
But this too, apply to all codes in the game. Sometime an error appear and I can't figure out why or where. So it is best to just ignore it (not the best option, I know).
But placing the "try { } catch(err) { }" line in every code in the game is tedious and not elegant.
So is there a line in the RMMV error handling that can be modified to ignore any errors and just proceed?
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